SO, this is weird, but I have this old vent pipe that runs up to the roof. I have no idea what it’s for. My issue is that there must be some sort of crack in the pipe somewhere, which is causing a small amount of water to run down my bedroom wall. I thought…
Presentation: Hello everyone, My name is Christien, 20 years old, I live in America. I am here on this forum because of the problem of having termites in our house. Looking forward to chatting with you all! Goodbye Christien
in ExteriorHello everyone, I hope you're doing well! I found a fascinating blog post that talks about termite control and offers a detailed overview of ways to protect our homes from these invisible pests. Here is an extract that might interest you: (The science of termite defense relies on a deep understanding of the behavior and biology of these destructive insects, as well as the development of effective methods to prevent and eliminate them. By utilizing diverse approaches such as physical barriers, chemical treatments, and natural methods, termite control experts work to protect structures from the ravages caused by these pests. This discipline combines research in termite biology with technological innovation to provide sustainable and effective solutions, essential for maintaining the integrity of buildings and preserving real estate investments. - What are natural methods to get rid of termites? - How to choose wood least likely to be attacked by termites? - What are the warning signs of a termite infestation? - How can I prevent a termite infestation in my home? - What are the regions most at risk of a termite infestation? - How can I tell if my house is infested with termites? ) To learn more, please visit the blog: The science of termite defense . Sincerely. Christien
in ExteriorHello everybody, I hope you're well! I found a fascinating blog post that talks about termite control and offers a detailed overview of ways to protect our homes from these invisible pests. Here is an extract that might interest you: (In this essential guide for homeowners, we delve deep into crucial strategies and preventive measures to effectively protect your home against termites. With their formidable destructive capability, termites can cause considerable and costly damage to your property, but with the right knowledge and appropriate actions, you can minimize the risks of infestation and keep your home safe. From identifying early signs to adopting sustainable prevention methods and selecting the best professionals to combat termites, this guide provides a comprehensive overview to ensure robust protection against these insidious pests. -What are the warning signs of termites in a house? -How to prevent termite infestations on your property? -What are the natural methods to repel termites from your home? -What are the steps to inspect your home for termites? -What are the potential health hazards associated with termites? ) To learn more, please visit the blog:[url=https://uk.notermite.net/blogs/news/termite-protection-a-homeowner-s-guide-to-termite-success]Termite Protection: A Homeowner’s Guide to Termite Success[/url] Sincerely. Christien
in ExteriorIs this one of those crazy new post-crash bank rules? People rip out the rental kitchen all the time in brownstones, and pre-2008, it never affected a mtge or refi (not that I'm an expert, just from what I've heard and my own experience). It would hurt your resale value to change the C of O from 2 to 1. I know about the 1pt penalty for a 2 family but changing the C of O is a real pain and limits what you or the next buyer can do with your house (many people convert part of their space to a rental once the kids have left for college). Might be worth calling around to see if every bank does this now or you just got (un)lucky.
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